kugoo m4 /m4 pro brake pads

Key Features:

• High-Quality Material: Made from premium, wear-resistant materials for durability and consistent braking performance under all riding conditions.
• Perfect Fit for Kugoo M4 / M4 Pro: Custom-designed to fit the Kugoo M4 and M4 Pro scooters, ensuring precise compatibility and hassle-free installation.
• Reliable Stopping Power: Offers strong and dependable braking performance, providing enhanced safety during both urban and off-road rides.
• Smooth & Quiet Braking: Engineered to minimize noise and vibrations, ensuring a smooth, quiet, and comfortable ride.

Metal Version

Metal brake pads, meanwhile, are sometimes called metallic or sintered.Metal pads last far longer in rainy and wet conditions than their resin counterparts. You'll end up saving money throughout the season with metal brake pads because you won't need to replace your brake pads every few rides like you would with resin but they are more noisy when braking.

if you’re riding on smooth pavement where traction is typically less of an issue, metal brake pads will likely work just fine — and won’t wear out as fast .

Resin Version

Resin brake pads - also referred to as organic or semi-metallic pads - are made from a mix of fibers held together by resin. Typically, those materials are softer than their metal counterparts, which usually means they are quieter when braking but worn out quicker

Metal Version

Metal brake pads, meanwhile, are sometimes called metallic or sintered.Metal pads last far longer in rainy and wet conditions than their resin counterparts. You'll end up saving money throughout the season with metal brake pads because you won't need to replace your brake pads every few rides like you would with resin but they are more noisy when braking.

if you’re riding on smooth pavement where traction is typically less of an issue, metal brake pads will likely work just fine — and won’t wear out as fast .

Resin Version

Resin brake pads - also referred to as organic or semi-metallic pads - are made from a mix of fibers held together by resin. Typically, those materials are softer than their metal counterparts, which usually means they are quieter when braking but worn out quicker.